Limitless 10-acre site on Shoal Line Blvd.

AREA Value is in the land! Here is a 10-acre site, zoned CM-1, boasts 1,000’ (approx.)of frontage along Shoal Line Blvd. and offers limitless opportunities for new development in buzzing Hernando Beach :: Located immediately north of the intersection at the Shoal Line Blvd./ Osowaw Blvd. junction and directly across from the Hernando Beach water tower :: Minutes from the bustling communities of Weeki Wachee Gardens, Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, Bayport, Pine Island, Aripeka and Spring Hill :: US 19, FL-589/ Veterans Expressway, and US Hwy 41 are a short 7- 28 minute commute away :: This property is in the immediate area of many national and regional retailers, job centers, trade amenities, as well as several great neighborhood schools and daycare centers. Hernando Beach, Florida: A serene waterfront community known for its natural beauty and outdoor activities. Some outdoor activities that are available to the locals and tourists are water sports like swimming, snorkeling, diving, kayaking, and fishing. The tranquil waters are ideal for these pursuits, making it a popular destination for water enthusiasts. The Flats: A notable feature of the Hernando Beach area are the Flats, a sandy area accessible through the canal system. This spot is perfect for families, offering shallow waters for kayaking and paddleboarding, as well as opportunities to see turtles, dolphins and manatees. The Flats are particularly popular during the weekends of summer. Fishing and Scalloping: The area is rich in marine life, making it a great location for fishing. Visitors can catch species like tarpon, red fish, flounder, black drum, snook, and grouper. Scalloping is also a popular activity, with many choosing to go out on guided tours to harvest bay scallops. NATURE AND WILDLIFE Weeki Wachee Preserve: Located nearby, this preserve is home to diverse wildlife, including manatees and dolphins, making it a great spot for nature lovers. Kayaking on the Weeki Wachee River is a common activity, where visitors can often see these gentle creatures. Fishing Charters: Local charters offer fishing trips that allow visitors to explore both inshore and offshore waters, providing a chance to experience the area's natural beauty while fishing. COMMUNITY AND CULTURE Art Walks: The Front Porch Art Walk occurs on the first Saturday of each month, featuring local artists and businesses along Shoal Line Boulevard. This event showcases the community's artistic side and promotes local culture. Dining: Hernando Beach features local restaurants that offer fresh local seafood and live music, enhancing the dining experience for visitors and locals alike. This area boasts rapidly improving demographics :: Within a 5-mile radius of this site resides approximately 41,368 people with an average age of 52 and a HH income that exceeds $72,792. By and large, this Hernando Beach commercial property features an opportunity for a Marine Industry investor seeking to establish themselves as a new Hernando County business owner or a seasoned developer looking to expand the Marina District with residential accommodations, community educational centers or marine storage. This offer boasts a waterfront location featuring sprawling conservation views, high visibility and ease of access along Shoal Line Blvd. Overall, Hernando Beach serves as a tranquil escape for those seeking outdoor adventures, natural beauty, and a taste of local culture. Call today for a Broker guided tour.